Sentence examples for colleagues toward from inspiring English sources

Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, has been edging his colleagues toward adopting such a policy.

He noted that the chief justice, John Roberts, often guides his colleagues toward as much unity as possible – or at least narrow decisions.

He began using the term homophobia in the mid-1960s after noting the hostile reaction from his colleagues toward his gay friends.

Clark struggles to guide his Lehman colleagues toward a more principled business model, even as the demands of the job draw him away from his elder son.

Cops can also be useful simply by hearing and seeing no evil, or by directing the law-enforcement efforts of more gung-ho colleagues toward the operations of rivals.

In the Senate, Mr. Obama's 2008 Republican presidential rival, John McCain of Arizona, was driving colleagues toward a vote, originally scheduled for Wednesday but then postponed, on a plan to send 6,000 troops to the border.

But it's rare to see such animosity directed toward a subset of clinical psychologists as Baker and his colleagues directed toward those who have graduated from a specific type of clinical psychology program.

He and his colleagues looked toward where the crash occurred.

This "professionalism" can destroy any sense of colleagues working toward a common goal.

Mr. Rockoff's pictures show his colleagues walking toward the embassy as hundreds of Khmer Rouge soldiers continue to file past them into the city.

Others say the order Kelly imposed has simply liberated Kushner to focus on his own portfolio — and eased some of the animosity his colleagues felt toward him.